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February 2025

Cosmetics and natural beauty

A campaign to tackle hidden pollution

11 February 2025

QMUL, Presdales and Ideas Foundation partner to empower young people Young minds from Presdales School in Hertfordshire are the creative stars in an innovative new partnership between the Ideas Foundation, QMUL and Barts Health NHS Trust. This initiative combines the power of science and art, as students collaborate with renowned … [more]

The team at an education fair in Saudi Arabia

Dr Mouna Chetehouna visits Saudi Arabia to promote Queen Mary's research and education

11 February 2025

In a demonstration of Queen Mary University of London's (QMUL) commitment to its 2030 strategy, a dedicated team from the university recently concluded a highly successful visit to Saudi Arabia. The trip, spearheaded by Miss Charlotte Murphy, The University's Regional Manager, Middle East, alongside Dr Mouna Chetehouna, SEMS Gulf … [more]

Shreeya Patel

International Day of Women and Girls in Science: spotlight on our students

11 February 2025

This year marks ten years of International Day of Women and Girls in Science. This year, we’re highlighting some of our exceptional Undergraduate and PhD students. 1. Balvinder Dhillon Balvinder is a fourth year Biomedical Engineering MEng student from Malaysia. During her time here she has been president of … [more]

Dr Shah delivering the masterclass

Dr Rehan Shah delivers mathematics masterclass to Year 12 A-Level students

8 February 2025

Dr Rehan Shah delivered an enthralling Mathematics Masterclass on 'Heuristic Reasoning and the Art of Problem-Solving' to a class of Year 12 A-Level Mathematics students from the Mulberry School for Girls in East London as part of their STEM Academic Masterclass series on Wed 8 January 2025. As part of this Outreach initiative, … [more]

Dr Rehan Shah

Dr Rehan Shah awarded LMS and Heilbronn Institute grant for Levelling Up Maths event

4 February 2025

Dr Rehan Shah has been awarded an Inclusion and Diversity grant by the London Mathematical Society (LMS) and the Heilbronn Institute for Mathematical Research for organising a one-day diversity showcase event in July 2025 for the newly launched Levelling Up Mathematics for Engineering programme due to start in March 2025, which he … [more]

QMUL delegation visited Chulalongkorn University after the first visit more than 30 years (c) Professor Yuttanant Boonyongmaneerat

Reestablishment of the strategic partnership between QMUL and Chulalongkorn University started in 1988

3 February 2025

On Thursday 16th January 2025, delegates from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) led by Professor Wen Wang FREng, Vice Principal for Science and Engineering, were warmly received by Lecturer Siratach Sirichumsang, Vice Director of the Office of Registry, Chulalongkorn University and QMUL Alumnus. We thank him for his hospitality and … [more]


January 2025

A Signing Ceremony of the first Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between QMUL Faculty of Science and Engineering and Chulalongkorn University on Thursday 16th January 2025 at President’s Office, Chulalongkorn University.

UK-Thailand ISPF Strategic Project in Science and Engineering leads to three new signed partnership agreements in Thailand

31 January 2025

Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) currently welcomes more than 130 students from Thailand every year. Most of these are postgraduate students looking to further their expertise at a UK university, and around 10-15 of these students are funded by Royal Thai Government Scholarships. QMUL was recently awarded strategic funding from … [more]

Innovation centre

Undergraduate students visit 3M's Innovation Centre

30 January 2025

On Tuesday 21st January undergraduate SEMS students visited the 3M UK head office in Bracknell. 3M are a science-based technology company that is committed to improving lives and doing business in the right way - they have been listed as a World's Most Ethical Company for nine years in … [more]

2025 Foresight Fellows

SEMS academic awarded prestigious Foresight Fellowship to drive space technology innovation

30 January 2025

Dr Angadh Nanjangud, Lecturer in Spacecraft Engineering at Queen Mary's School of Engineering and Materials Science, has been selected as a Foresight Fellow in the space technology track. The fellowship, awarded by the Foresight Institute - a pioneering organisation founded in 1986 to advance beneficial high-impact technologies - recognises emerging … [more]

The students at the entrance to the conference hall

Undergraduate Engineering students present at AIAA SciTech Conference in Orlando, Florida

27 January 2025

A group of 3rd and 4th year aerospace and mechanical engineering undergraduate students presented their project in person at the AIAA SciTech Conference in Orlando this January. Their participation followed their first-place win at the AIAA Regional Student Conference, held in Melbourne, Australia, last November. The visit was jointly supported … [more]

Dr Rehan Shah

Dr Rehan Shah selected to be a QMUL CPE Engagement Champion and appointed member of IMA London Branch Committee and Early Career Mathematicians Committee

24 January 2025

Dr Rehan Shah (SEMS) has been selected as a Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) Engagement Champion by the Centre for Public Engagement (CPE) for his lead role on a QMUL-CPE funded community engagement project in 2024 titled 'Locating communities in community-based learning: empowering local community groups in university-community partnerships', which … [more]

University students visiting the CubeSat Support Facility during the CubeSat Concurrent Engineering Workshop 2024 (c) European Space Agency

Two students accepted onto European Space Agency workshop

21 January 2025

Ahmed Yar Fakhri and Jhonatan Andres Andino Rivera, both MEng Aerospace Engineering students on the CubeSat Project group supervised by Dr Ranjan Vepa, were accepted onto a prestigious weekend-long workshop with the European Space Agency (ESA). They submitted their application based on their project titled Project DigiCube Design and Implementation … [more]

Dr Pamela Swiatlowska

SEMS researcher wins prestigious Postdoctoral Researcher Medal

20 January 2025

The British Society for Cell Biology’s (BSCB) Postdoctoral Researcher Medal is awarded to one early career researcher who has made a major contribution to cell biology during their training in the UK or Ireland. This year’s winner is Queen Mary’s Dr Pamela Swiatlowska. Dr … [more]

The cover of The Routledge International Handbook of Engineering Ethics Education.

Dr Folashade A. Taiwo's collaboration published in Handbook for Engineering Ethics Teaching

17 January 2025

Dr Folashade A. Taiwo's work on ethics in education has been featured in a new book, The Routledge International Handbook of Engineering Ethics Education. Written alongside her collaborators Professor Emanuela Tilley from UCL, Professor Nienke Nieveen from Eindhoven University of Technology and Dr Christina Boshuijzen van Burken from the … [more]

Mitansh Choksi in a mockup ISS module

Two Aerospace Engineering students selected for prestigious ESA Academy workshops

16 January 2025

Queen Mary School of Engineering and Materials Science aerospace engineering students Joost Hubbard (MEng) and Mitansh Choksi (MEng) have been selected to participate in specialized ESA Academy workshops, building on their strong academic foundations in spacecraft dynamics and computational engineering. The students, who previously contributed to developing interactive digital textbooks … [more]

The team who developed and installed the new equipment

Advanced drinking water purification equipment installed

14 January 2025

In December 2024, as part of a fruitful ongoing relationship with Waternet in Amsterdam, major advanced drinking water purification equipment was installed at the School of Engineering and Materials Science. A team from Waternet travelled from Amsterdam to Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) to install the equipment. Waternet is the … [more]

Student Engagement Conference 2025

SEMS students to showcase work at national conferences

13 January 2025

Seven SEMS undergraduate students have had their education research projects under the supervision of Dr Rehan Shah selected to represent Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) and accepted for presentation at two national student conferences to be held at the University of Westminster in February 2025. Five students have been selected … [more]

Joost Hubbard

SEMS students win QMUL SEED award for creating interactive online textbooks

10 January 2025

Queen Mary School of Engineering and Materials Science aerospace engineering students Joost Hubbard (MEng), Emmanuel Ehimeme Airiofolo and Noah Leigh (third-year BEng) have been successful in securing the Student Enhanced Engagement and Development (SEED) Award from the Queen Mary Academy for their significant contributions as student research assistants on co-creational … [more]

All participants from the tenth anniversary Hackmaster event

DICE students celebrate ten years of Hackmasters

8 January 2025

Students from the Design Innovation and Creative Engineering programme were invited to celebrate ten years of Hackmasters, taking part in their 10X Innovation Hack. Taking place at The Ministry in Borough on 14th and 15th November, the event was a hands-on exploration of the challenges and opportunities in these evolving … [more]

Audience at the symposium

Centre for Undergraduate Research Team participate in CRISPR VIP Symposium

6 January 2025

A notable contingent of the Queen Mary Centre for Undergraduate Research (QMCUR) Team has participated in the CRISPR VIP Symposium, an event organized by QMCUR’s external partners, Gene Editors of the Future, at the University of Westminster. The symposium was held on Friday 13th December 2024 in the historical … [more]

The experiment being used live during the filming (c) RI

Prof Hazel Screen’s group lends helping hand to Royal Institution Christmas Lecture

1 January 2025

First broadcast in 1936, the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures are the oldest running science television programme. Broadcast every year at Christmas time, they have become a festive tradition, presenting science in an exciting, fun and easily digestible way (pun intended). This year, the lectures are all about the revolutionary science inside … [more]